If A&M tackles like they are tonight Texas shouldn't worry about November 30 The loss led to fan criticism of Texas A&M head coach Mike Elko just one week after he received praise for his team's performance against conference rival LSU. Not sure why ...

Elko and the Texas A&M Aggies suffered their first loss against an SEC opponent in 2024, losing 44-20 against a tough South Carolina team.

Texas A&M (7-2, 5-1 SEC) is headed into the second bye week of the season, just two days after falling to South Carolina 44-20 in the most lopsided loss of the season, and the first SEC loss of the year after reeeling off seven consecutive wins.

But sometimes those are the best choices. So far, Mike Elko is looking like a home run, the former Duke head coach who got his start in coaching as a graduate assistant at Stony Brook and had stints at Fordham, Hofstra, Richmond and Bowling Green leading the Aggies to their first 5-0 start in the SEC since joining the powerhouse league in 2012.

The Texas A&M Aggies have a dilemma facing them this Saturday at the quarterback spot when they head to Columbia to face South Carolina. Last week, Marcel Reed

The Gamecocks had a school-record nine sacks in beating Oklahoma. Edge rusher Kyle Kennard, the Georgia Tech transfer, has 8.5 sacks and is tied for the SEC lead. Freshman Dylan Stewart ranks ninth in SEC sacks with 4.5.

Texas A&M (7-2, 5-1 SEC) is no longer the last undefeated team in SEC play after Week 10, as the Aggies were blown out in every facet of the term on the road against South Carolina (5-3, 3-3 SEC) 44-20 after giving up 286 rushing yards and three touchdowns on the ground.

LaNorris Sellers and Raheim Sanders were too much for the Texas A&M Aggies to handle on Saturday night at South Carolina